The Fixed Income Brief: Strong Earnings, Strong Bid for Treasuries
Jerome Powell is the new honey baritone (formerly dubbed to Perry Como for his beautiful low voice) in markets as he reiterates lower rates for longer.
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The Fixed Income Brief: Rates Continue Volatility
No summer lull in sight for bond investors as interest rates continue to wreak havoc on investors.
July 25, 2021
Release Notes: Enhance Portfolio Management with Switch Trades, Composite Account Management, and a Total Holdings Dashboard
Explore IMTC’s latest product enhancements including the ability to simplify bond swaps, manage accounts at the composite level, and filter for securities across total firm holdings.
July 20, 2021
The Fixed Income Brief: Time Will Tell
Peak growth concerns coinciding with the peak inflation reprieve are keeping investors and rates at bay for now, but the upcoming U.S. government spending and a significant uptick in global COVID…
July 18, 2021
The Fixed Income Brief: Not So Fast
Fixed income markets took a 180 this week as inflationary fears turned to growth concerns, sending yields to their lowest levels since early 2020.
July 11, 2021
5 Key Takeaways on the Future of Fixed Income from the 2021 Fixed Income Leaders Summit
Explore the main challenges and solutions that fixed income investors are addressing in 2021 in order to gain a competitive edge.
June 29, 2021
The Fixed Income Brief: Eye of the Storm
Fixed income markets were calm this week following the Fed’s domination of the narrative last week, but investors are seeing this summer window as simply the ‘eye of the storm’.
June 27, 2021
The Fixed Income Brief: Every Breath You Take
The Fed meeting dominates fixed income investors’ attention this week as they feel the pressure of figuring out how rates will behave in the 2H of 2021.
June 20, 2021
The Fixed Income Brief: Whites of Their Eyes
“Don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes” is how economists are approaching the raising of U.S. rates and inflation.
June 13, 2021